Zarrin
Zarrin is Persian in origin and means 'golden' or 'made of gold'. It is used figuratively to denote beauty, preciousness, or golden color.
While Zarrin is not found in the Quran or Sunnah as a proper name, it is a culturally used name among Muslims, especially in Persian and Urdu-speaking communities, and is permissible.
Common pronunciation is 'zar-REEN' with stress on the second syllable; the Persian long vowel ī is heard in many pronunciations.
Yes. Variants include Zarin, Zareen, and Zarina; orthography differs by language and transcription preferences.
Complementary names with Persian/Urdu roots or aesthetic meanings work well, such as Laila, Mahnoor, or Sanam, depending on desired style.